Shaping Tomorrow: Celebrating Innovation in Undergraduate Engineering Research
From Autonomous Devices to Virtual Reality Combined with Artificial Intelligence – Chapman Engineering Students Explore Advanced Research Topics
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Chapman Engineering Students Present Innovative Research to University Community
Fowler School of Engineering students presented their research to the Chapman University community during the Fall 2024 Student Scholar Symposium.
Engineering Connections: Chapman Society of Women Engineer’s Journey to WE24 Conference
\”Attending the WE24 conference was an incredible and empowering experience\” – Hemi Shah \’27
First Generation Student Rises to Top in the Fowler Engineering Community and Beyond
\”The Fowler Engineering courses that best prepared me for this opportunity were my Data Structures & Algorithms and Grand Challenges\” – Carolina Caraballo Vélez
Fowler School of Engineering Students Recognized for Academic Excellence
Spring 2024 Provost List and Dean\’s List
Chapman Engineering Seniors Awarded at Annual Senior Celebration
Seniors and families joined the Fowler School of Engineering faculty and staff to celebrate the graduating class’ academic success before they
Chapman Engineering Students Multidisciplinary Research Findings in the Spring Scholar Symposium
In early May, Fowler School of Engineering students presented their research to the Chapman University campus during the Spring Student
Exploring Clean Engineering: The Eco-Friendly Career of Chapman’s Computer Science Club Vice President, Tyler Lewis
“I get the opportunity to put my effort into stuff that actually matters. And I love that Chapman gives me that opportunity.” Tyler Lewis ‘24
Chapman’s Computer Science Club President, Ben Fellows, and his Journey from Transfer Student to Security Consultant
“I apply stuff that I learned in the Information Security and Policy (ISP) classes to what I\’m doing currently.\” – Ben Fellows \’24
Chapman Engineering Invites Students to Experience the Industry with a Workplace Tour
\”It makes me a little more confident to go into the workforce,” – Trey Alexander (Computer Engineering \’24, MS Electrical Engineering and Computer Science \’25